Press Release

7thOnline to be Featured at Fashion Institute of Technology Forum

New York, NY - March 21, 2005 - 7thOnline, Inc., the leading provider of merchandise and assortment planning solutions to the apparel, footwear, and accessories industry, has been asked to speak at the Fashion Institute of Technology next week. The event details are as follows:

Date:	Monday, March 28, 2005
Time:	6:30p.m. - 8:00p.m.
Location:	Fashion Institute of Technology, Katie Murphy Amphitheater, D Building
Topic:	The Next Generation Collaborative Planning & Order System
Speaker:	Louise Chazen, President of 7thOnline

Ms. Chazen has over 20 years of merchandising experience at the country's top retailers, including executive level positions at Saks Fifth Avenue and at Victoria's Secret, a division of The Limited Inc. Ms. Chazen will discuss the evolution of the assortment planning process in the global apparel industry, and how technology is enabling these business process improvements. She will also highlight the benefits of adopting a next generation assortment planning system, including streamlined operations, increased management visibility, better internal and external collaboration throughout the assortment planning process, increased accuracy and timeliness of plan data, and better matched supply and demand.

About 7thOnline -- 7thOnline provides comprehensive inventory and assortment planning solutions specifically targeted to the unique planning, buying and ordering processes of the global apparel, footwear, and accessories community. 7thOnline's web-centric solution suite encompasses visual and quantitative merchandising and assortment planning tools, powerful analytical and optimization engines, and automatic order transmission capabilities in multiple formats. 7thOnline's collaborative capabilities enable real-time sharing of key business information, both internally between colleagues and externally with trading partners, resulting in better-matched supply and demand. Customer results include higher sell-thru and lower markdowns through better assortments at the door level, better inventory matching due to earlier supply/demand visibility, shorter cycle times due to the streamlined process, and reduced operational costs resulting from significantly reduced administrative tasks and error rates.